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I think it is safe to say that “everyone” is familiar with electron microscopy for looking at small things, but the same cannot be said for small-angle scattering. Introducing more people to the wonderful world of small-angle scattering may be one of the ways of getting more support for and interest in the technique. With […]

I finally managed to find some time to make a video about Dr. Martin Hollamby and his work. Please check it out! (Also available on the ResearchSEA/AsiaResearchNews website here: Martin’s Magical Molecules)

(just a quick post about interesting things to keep the blog alive. More interesting developments are afoot, I hope to be able to post about them shortly) I suspect that all of the readers here are familiar with the wonderful resource of fascinating talks that is TED. Yesterday, a group of people had their first […]

[Ed: a new, completely rewritten version of this code can be found here, with a precompiled Windows version available at the bitbucket site courtesy of Joachim Kohlbrecher] Since entering paternity leave, I have had little time to come up with something new to post here. However, one colleague was so kind as to send me […]

Hi all. Last week-end, while visiting friends nearby, a copy of the book “bad science” by Ben Goldacre was dropped in my lap. Having read the occasional post on his weblog (http://www.badscience.net/), I had already planned to get it. So I started reading the book with rather high expectations. (This copy, if I did not misunderstand […]

There is something quite “evil genius” about shooting an electron beam with a laser, especially for non-physicists like me. That this causes gamma rays to emerge (back towards the laser) is perhaps even more interesting. Allow me to elaborate in slightly more scientific terms.

Welcome to the wonderful world of Small-Angle Scattering!

This weblog is for you if you want to get the latest insights into small-angle scattering.
If you dropped by to learn what small-angle scattering is, you will find some information on the "Videos"- and "About"-pages.

If you have some hints, suggestions or tips for topics, please drop me a line by e-mail and we can discuss publishing a post on here together.